However you’ve managed to make the same mistake most do, in making completely random comments such as “you simply can’t grasp large numbers”.
I’m quite educated in both math and physics. You on the other hand need to return to grade school and learn to use a comma, which is not to be confused with a decimal point.
1 billion does not equal 1.000 million, it equals 1,000 million. And yes, that one person following your logic would need to own 1,000 houses valued at 1 million dollars. Not a typo when ya do it twice there slick.
Don’t throw stones when you live in a glass house.
quoting1 billion = 1.000 million
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Approx 8 million houses in the US are valued 1 million or higher.
One person just has to have 1.000 of these houses, which would be just 0.0006% of the total home supply of the US to be a billionaire.
So my point being, you just can’t grasp large numbers!
100y ago the same person wouldn’t be called billionaire but millionaire (they would be valued approx 10-20 million) but due to inflation the dollar got devalued.
Another example: ones business model just has to be so broad and efficient that it could serve 1 billion customers, and for what ever value they generate, they would get 1$ from each… boom billionaire.
The world economy has changed so much over the past 20 years and people serve not just millions of people ( like old railroads for example) but billions all over the globe.
Your grief isn’t billionaires, it’s corruption, inflation and degeneracy!